QUESTIONS:1. A 4.0520g sample of hydrochloric acid, sp.gr 1.18, required 44.15ml of 0.9035N sodiumhydroxide in a titration. Calculate a) HCl content in percent, b) normality and c) Na,co, titer ofthe sample.If 25 ml of hydrochloric acid solution required 26.25 ml of 0.0952 N sodium hydroxide in atitration, what volume of the solution would produce 0.2868g of AgCl?3. A hydrochloric solution has an AgCi titer of 0.1265; what is the Na,CO, titer? REACTION:HCI +NaOH NaCl+ H,OFORMULA:ml base x N x 0.03646x100%sample wt.

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A 4.0520g sample of hydrochloric acid, sp.gr 1.18, required 44.15ml of 0.9035N sodium hydroxide in a titration. Calculate a) HCI content in percent, b) normality and c) Na,co, titer of the sample.

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